Washington Area Spark:
W. E. B. DuBois: preeminent leader after Frederick Douglas: 1900
Washington Area Spark:
Mary Church Terrell Illustration 2: 1900
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Mary Church Terrell Illustration 1: 1900
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Mary Church Terrell Illustration 3: 1901
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Rights leader Mary Church Terrell: 1900
Washington Area Spark:
Rights leader Mary Church Terrell: 1902
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Howard University Professor Kelly Miller
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William Edward Burghardt (W.E.B.) DuBois: 1904 ca
Washington Area Spark:
Mary Church Terrell at age 44: 1907
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W. H. H. Hart – Refused Jim Crow on Maryland train: 1905
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Francis Grimke – Early D.C. rights leader: 1921
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James W. Johnson led early anti-lynching demonstrations: 1923
Washington Area Spark:
Early NAACP leader James Weldon Johnson: 1920 ca.
Washington Area Spark:
Mary Church Terrell, Early Rights Leader 1920 ca
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Rev. Brooks at cornerstone ceremony for Lincoln Temple: 1928
Washington Area Spark:
Rights activist Mary Church Terrell: 1929 ca.
Washington Area Spark:
Rights Leader Edward P Lovett: 1930 ca
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Houston, Darrow & Johnson at Howard University: 1930 ca.
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NAACP Leader DuBois in Washington: 1932
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D.C. NAACP plays role in fighting U.S. Capitol Jim Crow: 1934
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NAACP crime conference pickets arrested: 1934
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D.C. anti-lynching demonstration (2): 1934
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D.C. anti-lynching demonstration (4): 1934
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D.C. anti-lynching demonstration (3): 1934
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DC anti-lynching demonstration: 1934
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Donald Gaines Murray—First black at UMD law school: 1935
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Charles Russell, NAACP founder and muckraking journalist: 1935 ca.
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Dr. Wesley joins direct action aimed at Jim Crow: 1934
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Church members sign petition for anti-lynching bill: 1935
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The Dawning of a Better Day: 1936
